RENEWABLE DIESEL

Green California Summit

April 21, 2016

RENEWABLE FUELS: IT’S NOT JUST ELECTRICITY THAT’S GREEN!

RENEWABLE DIESEL?

• Renewable Diesel is an ultra clean burning, sustainable, petroleum-free

“drop-in” replacement fuel for diesel engines.

• Renewable Diesel is also referred to as Hydrogen-Derived Renewable

Diesel (HDRD). It is a second generation alternative diesel fuel.

• Renewable Diesel is a pure paraffinic hydrocarbon. It’s odorless, colorless,

and free of oxygen or sulfur, both of which cause increased emissions.

• Renewable Diesel is made from vegetable oil, animal fat, waste cooking oil,

grease, etc.

WHAT IS

RENEWABLE DIESEL BENEFITS OF

DROP-IN FUEL PREMIUM QUALITY

• Use it “neat” or blended

• No infrastructure or fuel

system changes

• Meets ASTM D975 & CARB

diesel specifications

• Use in any diesel engine in

place of petroleum-based fuels

• Very high Cetane number

(70-90)

• Very stable. Store over long

periods of time without quality

deterioration

RENEWABLE DIESEL BENEFITS OF

REDUCE EMISSIONS LOW CLOUD POINT

• Reduces GHG emissions by

65 - 90% over petroleum

diesel

• Particulate matter 33%

• Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) 9%

• Carbon Monoxide (CO) 24%

• Hydrocarbons (HC) 30%CV

• -20 Degrees C

• Renewable Diesel is chemically identical to petroleum diesel.

It cannot void any manufacturer’s engine warranty.

• Renewable Diesel meets and exceeds the petroleum standard,

ASTM D975 and all engine manufacturer fuel requirements.

WON’T VOID WARRANTIES RENEWABLE DIESEL

RENEWABLE DIESEL FLEETS USING

PRIVATE/CORPORATE PUBLIC

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

CITY & COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISO

OFF-ROAD VEHICLES

• For use in off-road equipment to replace petroleum diesel

• Decrease emissions significantly & cleaner air for workers

• Fully fungible

• No retrofitting of engines

• No additional infrastructure

• No storage stability problems

RENEWABLE DIESEL FOR

Florida to California

on 1 tank of

NEXDIESEL

Renewable Diesel

RENEWABLE DIESEL

ACROSS USA ON 1 TANK OF

1

Less than 1 tank

1 Less than 1

tank

2507 Miles traveled

38 37.6 gallons of

NEXDIESEL used

67 Average of 66.7 MPG

NEXGEN Fuel was formed to identify “next generation” alternative fuels and to bring those fuels to the

marketplace. Renewable diesel is the first fuel that NEXGEN has brought to market and it’s sold under

the brand, NeXdiesel.

NEXGEN Fuel is bringing a renewable gasoline substitute to the marketplace. There are numerous

options for a renewable gasoline substitute, but all options are currently in the test phase or early

commercialization stage, which means production scale up is required.

NEXGEN Fuel is bringing a renewable propane to the marketplace. Renewable propane is a product

currently being manufactured in Europe, but due to economic factors, is not yet available in California.

Golden Gate Petroleum is one of the largest petroleum and biofuel distributors in the

Western United States. The company was founded in 1946 in San Francisco and currently

headquartered in Martinez, CA.

Golden Gate Petroleum has consistently been a leader in bringing new alternative fuels to the

marketplace. Golden Gate started distributing biodiesel in 1996 and grew to be one of the largest

biodiesel distributors in the U.S.

In early 2013, Golden Gate Petroleum continued the tradition of bringing new alternative fuels to the

market by distributing Renewable Diesel. Golden Gate Petroleum was the first company globally to

focus on the distribution of Renewable Diesel as a drop-in replacement fuel versus a blend stock in

petroleum diesel. Since 2013, Golden Gate Petroleum has delivered over 63 million gallons of

Renewable Diesel to our customers with tremendous success.

RENEWABLE GASOLINE & PROPANE Finding a suitable renewable gasoline alternative is more challenging than renewable diesel, which is

a fully “drop-in” fuel. Unlike diesel, gasoline is a blend of different chemical components to achieve the

desired specification-- a standard which constantly changes throughout the calendar year. There are

alternative fuels that can run in existing gasoline engines, but they do not meet the gasoline ASTM

standard specification. Therefore, in order to use those fuels, establishing new fuel standards,

obtaining OEM engine approvals, securing gasoline dispensing equipment certification and getting

EPA approval, etc. would be necessary.

Examples of second generation gasoline-like fuels are Bio-Butanol, Bio-Isooctane, Renewable

Gasoline– a byproduct of the RD process. None of these fuels can currently be used in an existing

gasoline engine as a “drop-in” fuel but NEXGEN Fuel is developing a blend of these fuels to meet the

gasoline ASTM standard.

Renewable propane is a by-product of manufacturing renewable diesel. Therefore, if a renewable

diesel manufacturing plant is built in California or nearby, then renewable propane would be available

in the marketplace.

FUTURE FUELS:

READY FOR A GREENER FLEET?

Contact Golden Gate Petroleum to operate your fleet petroleum-free

using the highest quality, cleanest burning renewable diesel fuel.

Pat O’Keefe

Vice President of Golden Gate Petroleum

& CEO/President of Nexgen Fuel

Pat@ggpetroleum.com

Pat@nexgenfuel.com

Call: 1 (800) 244-4516

THANK YOU